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In a major move to tackle cybercrime, the Indian government has deactivated 80 lakh SIM cards issued using fake documents. This crackdown is part of a broader effort to ensure secure digital communications and tackle rising online fraud.

Eight million SIM cards deactivated: India's uses AI tools in strategy to tackle cybercrime

The government took action after the DoT used advanced AI tools to detect mobile numbers registered with fake documents. This led to the deactivation of 78.33 lakh numbers.



Cybercrime is expected to cost the global economy more than $1 trillion this year, up more than 50 per cent since 2018, a research report said Monday. The report by McAfee Corp.

Cybercrime costs to top $1 trillion this year: Researchers

A study will be conducted during this period to gather from the study will then be used to curb the fake profiles and fake news floating on the site

Papua New Guinea may temporarily ban Facebook to curb fake profiles

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60-year-old British tourist arrested in Dubai for filming missiles attack amid Iran war

Eight million SIM cards deactivated: India's uses AI tools in strategy to tackle cybercrime

Eight million SIM cards deactivated: India's uses AI tools in strategy to tackle cybercrime

Cybercrime costs to top $1 trillion this year: Researchers

Papua New Guinea may temporarily ban Facebook to curb fake profiles